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The Fleet

Every carriage we have seen in 48 days of watching, counted by its own number on the side. Whether a class reports how full it is explains every blank car strip in the app.

  • M7824 cars seen2 running now

    Electric multiple unit, the backbone of the electrified territory.

    89.6% of readings carry a load 2% quiet car24% bikes allowed29,699,668 readings
  • M9196 cars seennone running

    The newest electric fleet, and the most reliable reporter of the lot.

    95.2% of readings carry a load 2% quiet car24% bikes allowed7,005,736 readings
  • C3131 cars seennone running

    Bilevel coach, hauled on the diesel branches.

    0% of readings carry a load 22% bikes allowed3,845,971 readings
  • M370 cars seennone running

    The oldest electric cars still in service here.

    0% of readings carry a load 6% quiet car1% bikes allowed741,848 readings
  • DEDM44 cars seennone running

    Dual-mode locomotive — not a carriage at all, which is why it carries nobody.

    0% of readings carry a load 1,028,171 readings

A class at 0% carries no occupancy sensors, so its trains appear in the app with their cars drawn but unfilled. They are running all the same.

Train data comes from the MTA's public data feeds, collected and served from MyLIRR's own servers. Live figures can be a minute or more behind real time, and nothing here is guaranteed to be accurate, complete or timely. "Usual" and "estimated" figures are MyLIRR's own calculations. MyLIRR is an independent project, not affiliated with, licensed or endorsed by the MTA or the Long Island Rail Road.

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